Past simple, past perfect simple or past perfect continuous.
Before I ___ (have) the opportunity to book tickets for the concert, they ___ (all sell) out.
A. had / had all sold
B. had had / had been all selling
C. had been having / sold
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A. had
B. was
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A. On my trip, I visited Paris, France, Berlin, Germany and Rome, Italy.
B. On my trip, I visited Paris, France; Berlin, Germany; and Rome, Italy.
C. On my trip, I visited Paris France, Berlin Germany, and Rome Italy.
D. On my trip, I visited Paris, France Berlin, Germany and Rome, Italy.
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A. whose
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Your mother ______ your phone for one hour.
A. used
B. is using
C. will use
D. has used